Mens Health - Living Life In Optimum Health Our journey to discover the many factors that contribute to good health.

A man, like other humans, has characteristics and components that are unique to his gender and his health is a huge factor in the quality of life that he leads.  Additionally, as a man ages, there are new challenges and he must work harder and smarter to maintain his health. There are many factors that contribute to overall good health and we are on a search to discover information that we can share about men's health -- so visit our page often as we continue to add new content.

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Family Ties Make for a Longer Life

While you have worked hard to support and raise your family, it is important to remember that as you age it will be time to rely on them to assist you in the years to come.  While your physical health is important, your mental health and sense of well being is also a key factor in your health and happiness.

Your family can be your lifeline to good health so it is important that you stay connected to them to ensure you are nurturing relationships with people that are invested, as much as you are, in your long-term good health!

This is a great article for you and to share with your family -- Keeping in Touch with Family Can Keep You Healthy.

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Inheriting the Good & Bad

Your father and mother make up who you are - the good and bad.  While you appreciate that you are tall and strong, like your father, you could have also inherited a predisposition to high cholesterol, which in turn could lead to heart disease.

The key to good health is to start early and establish a baseline so that you are aware of your strengths and your weakness and learn how to improve your health through lifestyle changes.

We discovered an article that details the health checks you should begin in your 20's and continue as the new decades arrive -- Your Health Move at any Age.

Understanding your risks is half the battle in maintaining your health, learn more about Genetic Risks.